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Stage 1, very treatable invasive lobular carcinoma
Breast Cancer | Last Active: Jan 5 3:00pm | Replies (37)Comment receiving replies
I'm sorry you have been going through this, and hope you are doing well. If possible, try not to stress about what you "did" to get breast cancer. I gather age and genetics are the major obvious co-factor. (And we can't control either of these). Otherwise, there are numerous things that might have an effect, but this is far from conclusive. Maybe in the future there will be a known cause. But for now, I tell myself I have to live with the uncertainty and be glad of the treatment and support I have. At least that is my New Year's resolution! Wishing you all the best.
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I have an intense personality (Aries 🤣) and I have always laughed my way through all my other conditions (Lupus, Seizures, Osteoporosis, Raynauds, Tendinitis, etc.). Cancer will learn what they learned over 30 yrs as a Survivor - I'm a fighter. Made it thru law school & having a blast practicing. So- I am very positive- but some days when I sit in silence the questions pop up. I want to eat cleaner, reduce the libations, and begin Journaling again. I use to journal daily- but haven't since cancer. My therapist, friends, and family have become my journal. Yet I feel overwhelmed not Journaling - but still can't put pen to paper. I feel Stuck! Does anyone else feel that way? Feeling Blessed, happy with the outcome, love support group, love thar my life feels "my normal". Yet- sometimes I just feel "out of sorts".